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A press statement issued by the state Chairman of the NUT, Mr. Dare Ilekoya, and Coordinating Secretary, Ade Buraimo, stated that the teachers had intimated the state government of their grievances and impending strike through a letter dated February 9, 2014.
In the statement, their grievances include the case of 34 teachers who were retired compulsorily in 2014 and also the non-remittance of deductions to appropriate organisations.
The NUT chairman insisted that the schools will remain closed till the state government agrees to their demands.
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